I hesitate to call this a 'build' since it's really just putting a module in a box, but wanted to let people know that this this little Hammond enclosure for $20 fits this unit quite nicely.
It could use some ventilation holes at the top, but other than that works great. I opted to temporarily stand off the lid just a bit to let some heat escape as necessary, but will probably drill out a few 2" holes and put a fan grill when I have a chance.
The timer relay for the remote switch was probably unnecessary, but I had one laying around, so I just used that. I used an m8 3-pin connector and cable like this McMaster-Carr for the remote cable and connector. Again, not the cheapest or most obvious choice, but I had some laying around.
Opted to use a switch between XLR and rca with a resistor and cap as noted in hypex application note about the pin 1 problem.
Anyway, the whole thing cost barely $200. Haven't done any critical listening just yet, but overall a simple little project if you don't mind drilling some holes and making a few connections.
It could use some ventilation holes at the top, but other than that works great. I opted to temporarily stand off the lid just a bit to let some heat escape as necessary, but will probably drill out a few 2" holes and put a fan grill when I have a chance.
The timer relay for the remote switch was probably unnecessary, but I had one laying around, so I just used that. I used an m8 3-pin connector and cable like this McMaster-Carr for the remote cable and connector. Again, not the cheapest or most obvious choice, but I had some laying around.
Opted to use a switch between XLR and rca with a resistor and cap as noted in hypex application note about the pin 1 problem.
Anyway, the whole thing cost barely $200. Haven't done any critical listening just yet, but overall a simple little project if you don't mind drilling some holes and making a few connections.
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link to modules source?
ideally in NA but really anywhere
Scavenging from those plate amps with DSP is an alternative, but seems a waste
Unless anyone knows how to feed them, as is off DC whatever voltage
ideally in NA but really anywhere
Scavenging from those plate amps with DSP is an alternative, but seems a waste
Unless anyone knows how to feed them, as is off DC whatever voltage
Hi,
Links / datasheets are available in Hypex official site. Since I've been living in France, no idea for the NA. I am using my Hypex Ncore and TPA32XX amps with a double AK4497 Dac. Sound amazing !
Links / datasheets are available in Hypex official site. Since I've been living in France, no idea for the NA. I am using my Hypex Ncore and TPA32XX amps with a double AK4497 Dac. Sound amazing !
I mean to purchase!
This model seems to only be sold to OEMs
unless you buy the Fusion plate amps and cannibalize
This model seems to only be sold to OEMs
unless you buy the Fusion plate amps and cannibalize
I build custom AV devices for a niche industry so have an oem license. I can't really advertise a big group diy buy but if a few people pm me perhaps I can arrange a one time small group order of a few modules.
Re-reading the license agreement, I see my above post was in poor judgement, and even a small order would be in violation of the oem agreement. This was for a prototype for a larger system, and in retrospect should not have been publicized until it is fully commercialized.
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